u/Lesrid

Countermeasures are often created by encountering the problem rather than by any foresight

You're right, I misremembered It's not just about breaking the seal on the cap, the mere friction of the cap on the bottle adds the bulk of microplastics found within

I was thinking of an article from years ago where they were talking about macro plastics nearly visible to the eye getting into the liquid from breaking the seal. Can't seem to find it now though

Yes but to a much lesser extent. The act of merely breaking the seal on the cap injects a lot of plastic into the liquid, so skipping that has to count for something

And before someone compares the volume or footprint to a laptop: if you get a case for the steam deck with a kickstand, there are places you can stick it that a laptop could only hope to perch anxiously at best.

Dragon's Dogma 2 and Wilds both run terribly and are their most open-world games. For whatever reason it seems the engine isn't suited to large areas with multiple entities. Not sure if that explains Rise however.

Some people like a lighter weight and different grips. Lots of cases have a kickstand where you can prop up the deck and use your favorite controller.

I'd guess it is because the most popular way to acquire games for Citra was Nintendo's own servers